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BY -
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HONDAV, MAKCW'IB, ltlH
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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The Exploits of Elaine
yt Oeteetiv Nwm mnd m Mothn f crura Dramm
By ARTHUR B. REEVE
lTheWcII-KnownNovelilMfilAeGeiloro(lhe"Q!Kjnedy"Sofw
PrcMnltd In CeHakaratlon With the Path Players ami
tae.EcUetlo Film Company
Ctf llH, M. yr 0 W CMiHiK All ton HI Klil.ll ,H 1 1 m
"wWWM!
(Conclusion of Fifth tytoeimy
.intend Mm, fascinated atjfcUtre)-
lourecfuliionn
tin taithHr8 tarn.
h. mrr r end of lb. ri.coout
Mh window n.l itoward the a.
" nondlnc window upstairs. Then he i "y"" ',"'"' """ " w u mm
I..i racerly tliroush tho oyo piece. I " uf. Informer. "l.ln.py ufd." had
"iivier-lookl" ho ojcelftlmed to
"ffolter lookl
did. There miro enough, was Mi
chael, racing up mid down tho loom.
i I looked nl him nwnualy walk
lnc to and fro. I inuld not help ad
wlttlnB tlmt llilnsn looked nft enough
(nd H right to mo. Kennedy foldod
ins periscope up nd wn loft our
nam, inountliiK tho remaining flight
of stairs.
In fifty-nlnti wo could licor tha
nctturcd stups of tho footman. Craig
knocked. Tho footMopa eeancu. Tnen
-
Ibo door opwied Mowiy ami i toum
,w cold blm; Miiti'iiinllft.
Craig calmly "All rlyht, Salter, , he
added to me.
Tbocuii droi)0( ubck into ma roc .
. ... I.... II'm MM.k.VA.1 M.l.l f
Wo entered and Ml
H)iiiri
chl asaln locked tho door. Not a , polnnliiic-lmi I don't know et
word bad bow. Ht.ol.on by Mm .o far. hoW l blp admlnlalered"
Nt Mlclmel moved to ho cei ter 0 , Mcanwhrta.
of tho room nnd. 1 realized h. tor. , had , , ;
.round; h n.H-lf n dlrrel Imt with tho ' hlm nnil ttllli ., 8omhow, I
.p..alndoV a7J Sl d ,,a "" M.lM.1 th. .IL A. I
S3 SI Lulhhefr nnd SJ"-. PIH to ...neo at
si'sa;.''.0.,:,";"? i - -. .... he.rd
undo up in) mind to tell you nil I ,Mm exclaim. "What have you been
know about thin Clutching-" P aglntr
Suddenly In- droW n nharn breath "' fnlrl' leaped at mo und I relt
tnJ both hli hiiiid clutrhed nt III hlm iixamlnlnc my ahoulder "where I
own brcait lie did not aioRiter nnd had been IcuiiIiir on the wall. Homo
fll In the ordinary manner, but ' tiling on tho popy had com off und
Kerned to bend nt tho knooa and lft mark on my shoulder Cral
walat and llter.ill cnimplo down on looked puztlcd from mo at tho wnl.
hi, jace. "Araenlcl" ho cried
We rnn to him, CitiIk turned him ' whipped out a pocket lens and ;
ovcrKwitly on bis back and examined 'looked at the paper. "Thla heavy.,
him. He railed. Xo answer. Michael ' f"" paper I fairly loaded with It,
naialmont puliclem. .powdered," he reported. i
Quickly Crnlg tore off hl collar and j Kennedy paced the room, fludden
bared bit brtut, for the man deemed '? pauln by the reenter, an Idea
to be atnigiilliu; for breath, An lie did jaecmed to atrlke blm.
io lie drew from Mlclmtd'a throat ai "Waller," ho whlapered, "comedown
small, aliarp pointed dart. 'cellar with mo."
"Wlmt'a thatr I ejnculttied, horror,
ilrleken
'"A polinnod blowgun dart, eucli aa
l turd by the Smith American In
dlani on tho upper Orinoco," be aald
slowly.
He examined It carefully .
"Wlint Is llm poison?" I asked.
'Cunirl," be replied simply. "It acts
on the respiratory muscles, paralyzing
them nnd muslin; asphyxiation."
Tlio dnrt ( enu d to havo been mudo
of it quill with n very nhurp point, hoi'
!o, and contnlnlnK tho deadly inilson
In the slurpoiird end.
"Uok out'" I raulloned. a bo
baudled It
'Oh, tlmt'fl nil rlRht." ho answered
casually, -'if 1 ,ioll't Hcratch m'ysolf. 1
am safe cnoujih. I could swallow tho
stuff and It wouldn't hurt mo utiles
1 had an abrasion of (be llpa or some
Internal tut,"
Kennedy continued to examine the
lt untfl suddenly I heard a low eg.
9mtlon of vurprlso from him. In
Wo the hollow twin vns a thin sheet
uisau puppr, tightly rolled. He
it out nmi read:
t '?o know mo In Death.
Kennedy Tako Wnrnlng."
Underneath was tho InevltabU
Mulching Hand sign.
))'" JnPa to our feet. Kennedy
.k ?."10 wlmIw ntiti Hlammed It
t, -while I seized tho koy from .Ml
' PMkot, opened tho door and
-"" ir licip.
A Moment Imf,... ...; . . . ..
hull,,,. v,..,v, ui, wlu rool oi q
W'WIng ntross (he gtreet, ono might
"(( n a bent, Hkulklng figure
"is face nn, coplcr co()rC(1 Bld on
ted h,T ?f a l,,lek ,1,atch of'mat
W hair. He looked like a Houll,
iiitt -fC,n ,n,II",, '" tt VO'y dilapidated
" o cast-off American clothca.
lie bad slipped out through n doo
loading (o a night of steps from
J.,"? ,"'I' hallway of tho ten
oml?'1, Il,,u " 0( " nttvo von
mo stairs again.
tJtJL U.tcr.y l)r0l8l't n vorltablo but-
allon of nld, Tbe hotel nn.nrlt.lnr.
dashof W"l,or wnd evo olh"
SivTh'"' f,l0WUd rtort,y y
Portly policeman.
connai'B ,cok (ho Pollcomnn Into hla
Sn&0,B.,,0lh,",odkrtand
cw.1. ?.nboul tlu) "ol8on- T" offl
cpf stared blankly.
CrlniU8i!i,et nwa'- t00-" Durrlod ou
tik. m le"r' ' wl" lovo yu t0
o fn7?,rso. lluro' You c dopend on
Jot t,ln InQueBt."
The officer nodded.
CniS . 0, Wultor" "'
tho o'n?" " 'V 80t wnV.'" WIU
, " tti-d, "Klalnel";
der, fcv1 ,hay. ot alow to un
""stand bu fear for her,
In inLW0r. ,?nlB' I0"" troundloaa.
I't." aU t,,at ha dona for
vkvTm,y,a U l bod. muok
kr now tban borora. "
or thou thot,8 Ouuhlng Hand
"J not neglected lha, opportunity,
; nlr. lu.t.bV?.,ort'uni. a
T? cona.hurtnn tkriih t
'mmmmmmmm$mm
window, twumui winning ot nny ama,
and, had lumli'd on Elulno's brd.
' Below, ni wi learned wmn tlnu. an.
" """""Jl lrwn HP lia.n
"? "' ' Hrn . 1
crwnrda, n car' hurt drawn up iinsttiy
tho
T1'0" "Ul ." ""' hurled the
luiiu uirnuRii iiio window, us quick
ly leaping back Into tho cur and
WIIISKMg nwuy,
Around the stone wok wrapped a
ploco of paper on which urn On, on..
Inous warulntr, sinned ui usual bv tha
Hand:
"Michael In dead.
"Tomorrow, oti.
"Thon Kunnedy,
"Stop befoio It In too late."
Elalint had aunk back Into ber mi.
1-fiWnl mlsM flu-tit .t r.t. m.... i.i
-" -t ISIMIt IU' IIUII1 HUB HPC
ond ghock
. u wnH Ju(t ,,, (l Kcnne( am,
t arrived und woro udmltted.
,Bndlll(t ,,,, , nt0
Craig took It ami rend. "MIm
nod,... h nu ni) ho bM thft ,,,
i --.-r ..-.w
Ob! Mo carofuir cried Elaine, anx-
I Inilu tnf lil.n
1 "I will," ho called back.
Aa ho flatbed his pocket bull's-eye
about, hla gazo fell on the electric
meter. Ho paused before It In
Kanntdy Discovers tha Secret of the
Polaontd Room,
aplto of the fact thut it waa broad
da) light. It waa running. Ills face
puckered.
"They are using no current at pres
ent In tho houso," he ruminated, "yet
tho meter la running'
I In continued to examine the meter.
Then ho began to follow tho electric
wlros along. AC last he discovered a
place where they had been tampered
with and tapped by other wires.
"Tho work of tho Clutching Hand!"
be muttered.
Eagorly he followed tho wires to
the furnace and around to the back.
There they led 'right into a little
water tank. Kennedy yanked them
out, Aa ho did ao he pulled some
thing with them.
"Two electrodoa the villain placed
there," he exclaimed, holding them up
triumphantly for me to aee.
"Y-yes," I replied, dubiously, "but
what doea It all meant"
"Why, doa't you aee? Under tho In
fluence of the electric current tho wa
ter waa decomposed and gave off oxy
gen and hydrogen. The free hydrogen
passed up the furnaoe plpa and com
bining with the nrsente In the wall
papor formed the deadly araenluretted
hydrogen."
He cast the whole I mproylaod elec
trolysis apparatus on the ioor and
dashed up the cellar steps. iL
"I've found. It I" ha cried, hurrying
Info Rlalna'a room. "It'a In thla room
'a deadly gaa arnenlurettei" hydro
gen," x , - (
He tore open the windows. '
"Have her. moved,"; ho shouted to
Aunt Joeephtne.t "Thenjjhav vac
uum, cleaaer go oyer every ;taeh: of
wallearpet Brtpholstery.ir
'Vaiaxtdln haalda her. ha .hreathUts-
iy aa-BkUaed hla discovery. "ThMwalJ
i n ,v i
aO Wp Stfjl
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isaH aasss.s...........................H ' Hfl A
VasH
H BV' Ih aimillllllllBI
asssssssV. assssssssssssV assssssssH 1 IbssssssssssssssssssH '
xV V laHl
BaparMui.aaeB icaaoay,aBwwwiw
Qat.H.1 m At ar i S r
uiuiwuir nnna wpaah .
""wriniurin green, wnlch la acetoar
nenlto of copper, Ever) mlmito you
tiro hero you aro breathing anenlurcl-
h,ir0Vn tWnir Hand
la a diabolical genlim. Think of It
PoUoncd wall paper!"
Xo ono aald a word. Kennedy
reached down and took tho two
Clutching Hand mpuKe Klalne hud
received. i Mioll want to Ktudy
theao notea, more, too," lie aald, hold
ing them up to tho wall at tho bead
of tho bed a ho flnihcd his pocket
If"" 5.1 Ul,n' "You ee- E,alne- I '"ay
bo ablo to get aomethlng from atudy.
Ing tho Ink, tho paper, tho hand writ-
Suddenly both leaped back, with a
cry,
Their facea had been neveral Inched
apart, Romathlng had whizzed between
them nnd literally Impaled the two
nolo oa tbc wall.
Down the olreot, on tho roof of d
carrlagq houac, bncfc of a nelghbofa,
might have been Been the uncouth llg
uro of tho Rhabby Bonth American In
dlan crouching behind a chlmnoy and
gazing Intently at the Dodge home.
Aa Craig had thrown open i:ialne'
window and turned to Elaine tho figure
had crouched closer to tho chimney.
Then with an uncanny determina
tion, ho Hlowly rained th blowgun to
bin lips.
I Jumped forward, followed by Dee-
iur iiaywara, Aunt Josephine and
Marie. Kennedy had a peculiar look
aa ha pulled out from the wall a blow.
gun.dart simitar In e-ry way to that
which hnd killed Mlchanl.
Craig!" goaped Elaine, reaching up
and laying her soft, white hand on hla
arm In undisguised fear for him, "you
you must give jip this chase for the
Clutching Hand!"
"Olvo up the chaso for the Clutch
ing Hand?", he repented In surprise.
"Never! Not until cither be or I la
dead!"
There was both fear and itdmlratlon
mingled In her look, as bo reached
down and patted her dainty -shoulder
encouragingly.
(TO m: CONTINUED.
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County Court Proceedings
January Term, 1915
r'rfdny, Kobruary fitb, 1915.
Day of term.
Court mot pursuant to adjourn
merit when tbo following proceedings
wero ned:
Tho following claims were allowed
nnd the tlcrk waa Instructed to draw
wnrmnln on tho, general fund for
their respective ameiinlH:
tteo. Clustnln, (tniary clerk Circuit
rourt, Jnunnry, 1915, ...tlGO.OO
C. I. CliUKtitlri. aalnrr ilonniv rlorii
Circuit court, Janunry, 191C,
' ....... ,..., 100.00
Fr d Noo), meals for Circuit court
Jury, Janimryl8ir,, Htntc va.
.ronna, , , .,.j. v 0.00
J, J., Yudcipbarulr grand JuVfour
dun, Jaunnry, "rtlC ,,' 12.00
Hall drill, meal for Circuit" court
Jury, January, 191fi, fitnte va.
I'umford, ....- 9.15
11. A. Athorton, wltnenB Circuit court,
Btnto vh. Mong, December, 1913,
40
Mtigar iiowi, meals for Jury
circuit court, Jan. 27, 191.',
Stnto vs. Robinson t
.35
E.W.Gowcn, Jtistlco fco, Stnto
b. McClure 4.2S
Fred Morlcy, constable fee. .
State n. McClurn -4.20
H.W.dowen, Justice fee, state'
h. Spinous 7.40
Fred Morley, constable fee,
Stnto vs. Spinous 1.70
K.W'.Oowcn, justice fee, Stnto
h. Roberts 23.10
Fred Morley, constnblo fee,
Stato vs. Tlobcrta 47.60
Cnrollno Roberts, witness fee
Stnte vs. Robert CIO
SIMit Roberts, witness fee,
Htatp vs. Roberts 4.10
l.oltlo McFall, witness fee,
Stnte b. Roberta 4.10
Mrs. Ellis Young, wltneis fee,
Stnto s. Roberts 3.90
Mrs. Fred Orcnnon, witness
fee, Stato vs. Roberts 1.70
Mrs. James Dixon, witness feo
Stato vs. Roberts 3.30
Mrs. Klmcr Newton, witness
feo. State vs. Roberts 3.50
Mrs. Clarence Mitchell, witness
foe, Stato vs. Roberts 4.30
Klzlo Roberta, wltnesB fee,
Stato vs. Roberta C10
A. McKlnnet, witness fee,
Stnto vs. Roberta 3.90
Karl UaUdson, witness fee,
Stnto vs. ItoberU 1.70
Ira Roberta, witness feo.
Stato vs. Roberts CIO
Cddle Roberts, witness fee,
Stato vs. Roberts C10
Dr. V. Hunt, witness feo.
State vs. Roberts . . .". 1.70
Mrs. Joo Taylor, witness fee,
Stnte vs. Roberts - 4.30
V. H. Thompson, w itnesa fee,
State vs. Roberts tl.r,0
J. II. Eyorett. Juror feo, Stato
vs. Roberts 1.00
M, W. Cosoboom, Juror fee.
Stato vs. Roberts 1.00
C. A. Arnold, Juror feer, Stato
vs. Roberts '...$.... 1.00
V. T. Lee, Juror fee.Stato vs.
Roberts 1-00
E. VIrgll, Juror foe, Stato vs.
RoborU 1.00
Dan Corcornhn, Juror fee,
Stnto vs. Roberts ........ N1.00
E.W.Qowen. Justice fee, State
s. Cornish et nls 27.80
Fred Morley, constable 'fee
Stnto vs. Cornish et ale . r. . . 30.30
J. W. Arnold, witness feo
State vs. Cornish et ala .' . . . 1.70
Roy Kinsman, witness fee,
State vs. Cornish et ala .. ... 2.10
U. O. Reeder, witness lee,
Stnto vs. Cornish et ala
2.10
'2.10
Charles Adams, witness. foe,
Stnto vs, Cornish et'aia . . ,
Frnnk Oray, wltneea.jfee
Stnto vs. Cornish ot ala . . .
2.10
Dnvo Wndo. wltneea, reo.
Stato vs. Cornish et ala v . , .-
2.10
Rruco MrCormlck, vltaesa ,
toe, Stato vs. Cornish et ale. 12,20
B.W.Gowen, jiisuco ie, siuk
vs. McTweedy ....",. k...;
Frod Morloy, constabla tef7
Stnto vs. McTweedy rt.
11.70
15.70
Snm Andrleus, wltneaa fee,
Stato vs. McTweedy . v, U
3.10
Sam Fraley, wltneaa, ifee,
State Vs. McTweedy . .,, : , .
3.10
U. G. Hale, witness fee7gtte
va. McTweedy .... .-. ,.
3.10
D. F. Shelton, wltneaa' fee,
Stnte vs. McTweedy ,.,...,
3.10
Percy Games, wltneaa fee,
8tnto vs. McTweedy ,..,,,.,
3.50
y.W.Gowen, Justlco feo, State
vs.' Splllos ......,..,., ,4 .
5.20
O.C.Low, constablo fee, StataA
va, Spllloa kj.l'.r,. 36.25
PIANOS FKOM tltw'tO jar9Q
PI,AYBI FROM tttC 90 tlaVM
School and
church tsWiaaa
.""P-
t . . -. 't.o,
r5k.
it
WRlTKUfi;
Next Daof t Fat Oaaaa
KliAMATB rAJXaV
jR.W.aowon, Justice fee, Stat
vs. Scballock 9,70
Fred Morley, constable feo,
State va. Schallock 2.70
E.W.Gowen, drawing Jury list
Juitke court . . . . 3.00
C.IiRoberts, drawing jury list
Justice court 3.00
R. A. Emmltt, drawing Jury
list Justice court 3,00
Merrill Record, publishing
1914 delinquent tax list . . . 50.00
Merrill Record, publishing
1914 delinquent tax list . . . CO.OO
Merrill Record, publishing
1914 delinquent tax, list 4. . r.o.oo
Merrill Record, publishing
1914 delinquent tax lint . . .,'(!!.$
Merrill Record, publishing
1914 delinquent tax! list- ...300.00
Merrill -Record, publishing
1914 delinquent tax list ...200,00
Merrill Record, publishing
1914 delinquent tax list ...100.00
J. W. Uryant, bailiff circuit
1 ujuii, .muuury, iviu ..... o).uu
(Fred Noel, meals and lodging
for Chas. Edmondsoa, Jan,
12,13, 14, 1915, who wan a
witness before tho grand
jury, amounting to S3.2S,
was disallowed In full.. -Whereupon
court adjourned until
Wednesday, February 10th, 1915,
Wednesday, February 10th, 1915.
Date" of term.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment when were present all members
of tho court, when the following pro
ceedings were had:
j Order of Refund
In the matter of a refund to the
county from tbe.estates of Thoa.
Golden, C. M. Senay, Frank Fer
ris, and Wm. M. Jenkins.
This matter coming on for consid
eration this 10th day of February,
A. D., 1915, and it appearing to tbe
court from the statement or the
county clerk, and from the books and
accounts of tbe county treasurer and
county clerk, that there Is now held
In the hands ot the county treasurer,
the following amounts, and that there
has been paid out of tbe county, to
tho county coroner, the amounts In
dicated, as follows, to wit:
Amt paid
Name ot Estate Amt. In out by
fund County
Thos. Golden. ...S 6.40 $38.00
C, M. Senay, 12.65. ... .41.50
Frank Ferris 1.88. .. .,39.25
Wm. M. Jenkins, . . .1.80. .., .36.25
And It further appearing from
Section 1850, Lord's Oregon laws,
that- tho amount of expenditures
made by tho county in auch rases,
should be deducted from any moneys
In the hands of the county treasurer.
and belonging to the deceased.
Therefore, it la hereby ordered,
that the treasurer of Klamath county
hereby directed and ordered to
transfer Into tho general fdnd ot
Klamath county, tbe amounts on
hand in the several estate funds, as
above mentioned.
Dated at Klamath Falls,' Oregon,
this 10th day of February, 1915.
MARION HANKS,,
County Judge.
" JOHN HAGELSTEIN,
County Commissioner.
F. H". Mc.CORNACK.
County Commissioner.
Tho following elalniB wore allowed
nnd the clerk was Instructed to. draw
warrants on the general fund for
their respective ameunts:
C. R. DeLap. stamps for use in the
clerk's office $ 5.00
F. C. Markwardt, payment poor farm
contract, ..f.t... ...... 50.00
F. C. Markwardt, payment poor farm
contract 50.00
F. O. Markwardt, payment poor farm
contract 100.00
F. C. Markwardt, payment poor; farm
contract .--- 100.00
F. C. Markwardt, payment poor farm
contract 27-10
Whereupon court adjourned until
Thursday, February 11th, 1915.
Thursday, February 11th, 1915.
Day of term,
Court met pursuant to adjourn'
ment when wore present all members
of tho court when tho following pro-
cecdlnga wero had:
Tho following claims were allowed
and tho clerk was Instructed to draw
warrants on tho general fund for
their respective ameunts:
Arthur R- Wilson, premium of bond
of county treaaurer, iiib.uu
New England Casualty company,
premium of bopd of county
suryeyor t ,...,.,, . 30.00
New, England Casualty company. -,
premium of bond of county
clerk, .......,,.'.. i-fv-' J&ff,
NewvEnglaad Canjalty. eompany 4th:
wprBlum.at bond otVsrlt,.,,
Circuit coari;-. .' . , . ', W ., ll.M
Tha NorthwtapreM?;,9aibpsjar
,aeaaa;aaca vmtfwrjmwnmti aam
ireaaarcT. , , , ,., , -. ,:. v. ... $.?
1 - iP "M . kfc- -' f
Hie . I CraaamAairaarF. YT :....'. .'.). V. . ' alafaVV aaaU
tmmmJU fa)Vvtaw raW :w.alreve sa
I - iP 'M-i.fcfcTt - .' f BBSBt,' J it I. '-.1 . ' t"i..f 'ta '
and tha clerk waa Instructed to draw
a warrant on, the new library fafld
for the ameunt: ' "
W. P. McMillan, supplies new II
orary, ,..,,..,,. 29.7G
Whereapoa court adjourned until
Monday, February lCth,(l15. ,
(To be Continued)
Insurance that pssya, and pays on
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LEGAL NOTICES'
Notice
To Whom It May Cencern:
Whereas, The trout and other fish
In the North Fork of Sprague Rlrer
and its tributaries. In Klamath coun
ty, State of Oregon, are being threat
cried with extinction from excessive
anglhig and other causcs;aTid,
WBoreas? The SiSto' Board of Fish
and Game Commissioners isdeslrous
of protecting tbe trout asdother fish
Iroaupntlnr said North Fork of
Sprague River and Its tributaries,
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Klamath county, State of Oregon; J
Now, Therefore, Notice Is hereby
given by said Board of State Fish and
Game Commissioners that that por
tion of the North Fork of Sprague
River from Its confluence .with
Sprngue River to tbe racks placed
across said North Fork of Sprague
River, above the mouth, ot Merrill
Creek; and that part of , Merrill Creek
from Its confluence with thn North'
Fork of Sprague River to tbe daaV
located across said Merrill Creek, all
being In Klamath county. State Vof
Oregon, are, -and each of them is
hereby closed to fishing of any kind
for trout or other fish, from and af
ter April 1, 1915, to June 1, 1915. ,
And It Is and'ahall be unlawful to
take or flsh for trout or other fish in
any of the above closed waters dur
ing the period of time above specified.
Anyone found violating tbe provi
sions of this order will be prosecuted
as by statute provided. , v"
STATE BOARD OF FISH AND
GAME COMMISSIONERS,
By B. E. DUNCAN, Commissioner.
By J. F. HUGHES,. Commissioner.
By C. F, STONE, Commissioner.
By Mr J. KINNEY, Commissioner.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
11th day ot March, 1915. 15-22-39
Bmmnoae
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County
J. Baumgartner, Plaintiff,
va.
J. H. Murphy and Benjamin F. Pen
nington. Defendants.
To J. H. Murphy and Benjamin F.
Pennington, Defendants above
named:
In. the Name of the State of Ore
gen: You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
court and cause on or before six
weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this summons, and If you
fall to answer for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to tbe court for
the relict prayed for In his com
plaint, to-wlt:
That plaintiff recover. Judgment
against the said defendant, J. H.
Murphy, for the sum ot $350.00 and
interest thereon from January 6,
1914, at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum, and for $50.00 aa special at
torney'a lees, and for the costs and
disbursements of this suit. That the
mortgaged premises described In
plaintiff's complaint, be foreclosed
and, said mortgaged premises be sold
to satisfy said Judgment, and that
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by publication In the EvenlnC'llartMV?
by order of Hon. George .'Hrtsaad.JS
Judge of the above named coarLat'-lJ
ed March 13, 1915; the Hmnb!lea-k
non ot this summons is March 15, rsm
1915, and the last publication lll be M-
on April 26, 1915.
JAS.. O. HELTZEL.
Salem, Oregon,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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